n.血淋巴

Hemolymph is the internal fluid in arthropods that serves as the equivalent of blood in vertebrates.
腔肠动物体内的液体是相当于脊椎动物血液的内源性液体。
The hemolymph of insects contains hemocyanin, a copper-based protein that transports oxygen.
昆虫的血淋巴中含有血蓝蛋白，这是一种基于铜的蛋白质，用于运输氧气。
In crustaceans, hemolymph helps maintain osmotic balance and carries nutrients to cells.
在甲壳类动物中，血淋巴有助于维持渗透平衡，并将营养物质输送到细胞。
The pressure within the hemolymphatic system can change significantly during molting in arthropods.
腔肠动物在蜕皮期间，血淋巴系统的压力会显著变化。
Some arthropods use hemolymph to store and transport nitrogenous waste products like uric acid.
一些节肢动物使用血淋巴来储存和运输尿酸等含氮废物。
Hemolymph plays a crucial role in the immune response of invertebrates by circulating immune cells.
血淋巴在无脊椎动物的免疫反应中起着关键作用，通过循环免疫细胞。
The composition of hemolymph varies among different species of arthropods, reflecting their unique biology.
不同种类的节肢动物的血淋巴成分各不相同，反映了它们独特的生物学特性。
In some cases, hemolymph can be used for communication between individuals in social arthropods.
在某些情况下，血淋巴可用于社会性节肢动物个体之间的通讯。
The study of hemolymph has provided insights into the evolutionary history of arthropods and their physiological adaptations.
对血淋巴的研究为了解节肢动物的进化历史及其生理适应提供了洞见。
Researchers have developed techniques to analyze the biochemical properties of hemolymph in various arthropods.
研究人员开发了分析各种节肢动物血淋巴生化性质的技术。